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While workplace fatality rate has halved from 2005 to 2.1 last year, This is higher than that of Britain (0.6), Germany (0.7) and Australia (1.9), noted Mr Lee. -Singapolitics

6 ways to tackle your toxic colleagues

Don't be victimised by office bullies — here's 6 ways to deal with those obnoxious colleagues. -herworld PLUS

Hard for old-timers to say goodbye

Two of Singapore’s oldest surviving clusters of HDB flats in Siglap and Toa Payoh will soon be making way for new developments. Current residents and shop tenants will be leaving with heavy hearts. -ST

Jennifer Lopez buys $12.6m Hamptons home

The 8,660 sq foot house has 8 bedrooms, includes a sauna room, steam room, theatre and a backyard pool. It also has its own private street. -AsiaOne

Wacky and opulent home fit for a king

This luxurious 1928 mansion built by members of a theological society in New York not only has an interesting background, it also boasts bold interior design that is both trendy and historical at the same time. -AsiaOne

Ogilvy China denies employee died from overworking

O&M China has said that Li Yuan, 24, had been on week-long sick leave prior to his death and was not working overtime. -AsiaOne

Let there be light

By tearing down walls and putting up glass divides, the once sombre house is now a sunbathed, cosy residence for the Tans. -BT

Think Smart and Work Smarter with Canon.

With increased productivity, enhanced security and superior mobility, the new generation imageRUNNER ADVANCE multifunction devices takes today's businesses to the next level. -Advertising feature

Most employers sceptical of information on social media

Up to 75 per cent of employers in Singapore remain sceptical about the truthfulness of information put online by potential employees. -AsiaOne

Singapore cost of living sees pawnshops thrive

Singapore's pawnshop industry has seen phenomenal growth at a time when rising prices and a slowing economy are putting pressure on the household budgets of middle- and lower- income families. -AFP

Singapore commodity firms crimp spending in challenging times

Three Singapore-listed commodity firms are cutting capital expenditure, making more selective acquisitions and seeking partnerships to weather volatile markets. -Reuters